Unleash your Viking spirit and conquer the hearts of all those you see with the Hedeby Viking Sword, S. IX! This stunning replica of an ancient medieval sword will take you straight back to the epic battles of the Viking Age.
The blade of this sword is forged in tempered EN45 steel, guaranteeing great resistance and durability. Although the edges are not sharp, its imposing presence will make it so that no one dares to challenge your might. The full tang is riveted to the pommel, ensuring a solid joint that will give you firm and precise handling.
In addition to its indisputable quality and functionality, the Hedeby Viking Sword, S. IX stands out for its impressive design. The wood core hilt is elegantly wrapped in red leather, giving you a comfortable and secure grip even in the most intense moments of battle. The richly decorated brass rings at both ends of the hilt add a touch of elegance and distinction.
The guard and pommel, made of strong brass, are not only decorative elements, but also provide additional protection for your hands during combat. In addition, this magnificent Viking sword is completed with a red leather-covered wooden scabbard, which will allow you to always keep it protected and ready for action.
It is important to note that the steel used in this sword is not rust proof and may show slight tarnishing on the surface in places. However, you should not worry, as we offer you a simple solution. We recommend performing regular maintenance on the blade and sheath, using Ballistol oil, which is ideal for the care of the steel and will help you keep your sword always in perfect condition.
The Hedeby Viking Sword, S. IX is much more than a simple object, it is a powerful tool that will allow you to relive the emotions and courage of the ancient Viking warriors. Dare to wield it and dominate the battlefield with your fierce presence. Are you ready to accept the challenge and become a legend?
This beautifully detailed Viking sword is a reconstruction of a finely crafted and remarkably well preserved burial find excavated at Hedeby (also called Haithabu) and believed to have belonged to a 9th century Danish nobleman or wealthy Viking warrior. The original archaeological piece is on display at the Hedeby Viking Museum. The Viking Age site of Hedeby, the most important Viking settlement and trading place on the Jutland peninsula (near the city of Schleswig, once in Danish territory and now in northern Germany), was inscribed on the List UNESCO World Heritage in 2018.
Form-wise, this one-handed sword is a classic example of a Norse weapon wielded by the Vikings. It features the typical features of a traditional Dark Age sword: a short guard, a straight, double-edged blade with a wider pommel, and a distinctive multi-lobed pommel.
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